Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-25

An OUTRAGEOUS Arrest.
A dauug attem ut WAS made last even
ing by q couple Of meu, representing
themselyss to be Philadelphia deteo-
tIyes. to take Alexander DaboliDg, q
cabinet maker In the employ OF the
J ackson s. Sharp Company, sway from
this city upon q bogus warrant and
without any form OF law. The men
claiming to be Philadelphia detectives
were closeted last evening In lager
beer saloon on street along which |
|Daboling would have to pass on his way
from work to his boarding house, Eighth
and Buttonwood streets. As DabOling
came along the bogus detectives rushed
across the street and seized him, at the
same time clapping pair OF handcuffs
They seemed to be under the guidance
OF q man named Joseph Bucholz, al
employe of the Harlan & Holdings
worth Company. As soon as DsbolinR
was handcuffed Bucholz jumped ON his
back md commenced pounding anc
humping him. Philip Wade being an
l eye witness to the whole affair, inter
fered In behalf of Daboling and com
pellsd Bncholz to desiet from beating
an unarmed and handcuffed man.
Wade feeling that something was
wrong, followed the party up to Eighth
and Walnut streets, where Ofioer
Frank McEihenney came and asked the
would be detectives what was wrong
I"O, it's all right" said one Of the detec-
ltives, 1--WE have the necessary papers
Iron New Jersey, Delaware and Penu'
,lsylvania." ,
ayes, but do not feel that 1t is ell
right" said Officer McElhenney, lyon
must go to the hall and explain"
. The detectives made various excuses
to escape going to tho hall, They said
they had to make the Arst train fol-
philadelphia, and looking at theii
| watches said they must be going.
d "But you are not going" said the
Wilmington officer, "until you make ar
= Iexplanation to the Mayor and Cher Of
h Police" He furthermore told them
. that the papers they had were worth
? nothing. The men unwilliDely follow
a led Officer McEihenney to the hall where
Daboling for the time was locked up.
Chief Douaherty went with the mer
Ito Daboling's boarding hoIse, wher'
&c lthey searched his room, but fount
luothing TO implicate him in guilt.
Daboing WIS charged with the lar
II ceny Of S28 worth Of garden seeds, tn
y property OF DR.. Alexander Perry, II
., Gloucester County, N. j. The war
70 rant was Issued by Charles B. Wolf, o
that county, and authorized Daboltng'
IS arrest by any constable of said county
~ The warrant then appears to have beel
taken to Philadelphis, where magit
a. trate OF that city endorsed II, authortziD
.. the arrest in the State Of Pennsylvania
10 and County Of Philadelphia. Anothe
10 endorsement is from Frank E Smith
w Eco of this city, declaring that Oh
ID warrant may bs served In the State
~, Delaware, and County Of New Castl
ne This seems to be oil the authority thet
40 rnan had TO make such AN outrageor
'e' arrest.
Chief of Police Dougherty and IL
1.-TWO bogus detectives returned fro
lsearchins the boarding house to the p
IN lice station, but shortly afterwards
ofllook:ng around he found that the dete
ny ltiyes, fearing no doubt that oil won
INT not end right, had quietly disappears
en- without as much as thanking the Chi
n.y. land Officer McIlhenuey for their &c
re- vices
as Daboling had In the meantime to
led hts eide Of the case, which elected
gts much sympathy that City Solicit
i'll Turner was employed in his beha
re This morning Mr.. Turner applied
ay. Judge Cummit for the immediate J
I'm lease of Dabolirg q, as he wao held wit
out any authority Of law.
IL his plea he was voluntar
Iiointd by austin Harrington, Es
lar. who as present in another case, bt
iun attorneys denouncing the arrest as
ots. outrage upon individual rights, and
nth an earnest manner condemned
EST magistrates who gave these bogus
, to tect.ves their pretended authori
ave Judge Cummins Immediately
BON, charged Dnboling from custody,
title marking that somebody ought to te'
rms certain magistrates the law and tn
1us- duty.
cam The following Ia Mr.Daboling's st;
L Ii maHt in regard 10 the Gaze He ca
arelfrom Ceorrland, Russia, to New Y
5 months ago, and worked for sc
tvae In Philadelphia. He was then
lployed with DR.. Alexander Perry
Gas. Clayton, n. ] as gardener. A cha
ss st of blgeU-, however, being brou
and against Perry the doctor LETT sudde
az sd Tor parts unknown, wheteupon
muel aheritf OF Woodbury. Gloucester Coul
took charEe of The property anu p.s
owe: him in charge Il it. Whale ac.iD
1e9 this capacity tsese gIea who srre
b l6i him, one OF them lawyer named X
lily tmeyer, came ani wanted 10 apov
illon, what IignJ he was In charge Of
l04 3. property.
He told them by authority OF
spbie eberitf OF Glouceseer County. X
til IS meyer then pulled out a revolver
make threatened TO shco; hin TX he did
,r,oas leave. He then went TO the sheriff
use. told him of the affair, when hs sent
, CITY back, telling him TO take cnrs Of
make property Ut al! hazards. This he
else. tunt,l the es.ate WAS eettled, whe
eoess was paid OF aid left. He then csu
.yeni. Wilmington and secured wc-h al
htsl Harlan & RoiiiIgBworth Ccmpa
ana works.
0 not here ne became acqualnJeu WIN
Get. Icholz who borrowed some tools
him and did not return them. He
Ito work at the Jackson ~ Sharp col
Witch tny's works and on needing his too
|, III, took a witness and went to the II.
:, ~, shops and took from Bucholz worl
1oa ps the tools he loaned him. For this Blu
Tn,s had him arrested for larceny aud the
"A fay WAS to have been heard before -
- tha Bcrtolette last night, but Dacbling
oonaa locked up could not attend.
NJ aliI He feels that he Is a prosecuted
| and anu he thinhs 'he otJccI OF tiie nien
=. W harvested him was TO tast-n on hin
crime which they committed of Ia
property from DIR. Perry's residence
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To Drive Against Time.
'tt mss NEW YORK, May "a -Russsil
tnHnR aud Lawson N. Fuller viii dri